/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17403289
just complain about "the system" and move on

youre not special

>>16951990

>>16543869
>know where rationality ends and love begins
precisely. do you think you're balancing them effectively? what is your goal here?

this conversation will go no further. attempt to elicit another response and you will be disappointed

>>15021866

>>14848429
he fell for the memes

>>14820637
>Just trust me on this one.

>>14514816

>>14441606
>I CANT BELIEVE I BOUGJT $700 WORTH OF LINK AT $4.70 TODAY FUCK THIS SHITCOON

>>13203609

>>12754618
I should note...no longer holding eth. kek. got rid of it in January

>>12192501
fuck willy nigga. this is bull season now. screen cap this. im never wrong. and you will eat my words

>>12186305
>can't learn anything of value from a women, unlike the other way around
>a women

buy bitcorn and professionally open cans with your teeth to buy more bitcorn

>>11726379

Thank god I live in a country run by incompetent niggers that can't figure out how to handle crypto, but have not allowed us to use paypal due to "money laundering" possibilities.

I remember the thread earlier this year. that shit was funny.

Can you please give us an update on fiat integration?

Fiat integration is vital for the success of the Request Network for medium to long term. What we focus on today is making sure the protocol has enough features and a solid developer experience to attract developers to build reliable financial tools on top of the Request Network. The foundation prioritizes its own development goals based on direct feedback coming from the developer community. We receive requests for features that are needed by developers, as their product depends on it.
Today, the main feedback coming from the developer community is to make it easier to use the library, implementation of encryption, cross currency support and adding more cryptocurrencies. Apart from these requests, scalability of the protocol itself and developing extensions such as escrow are also prioritized as it is crucial for adoption of the protocol by developers. The above are our current priorities in development, while we in parallel are researching several fiat integration options mentioned in an update last December.

Oracle with Chainlink
Tokenized currencies
Integration by partnerships with banks
Oracle and bank APIs
Partnership with credit card companies or processors
In addition, there are other options like what we internally named “declarative requests”, in which the 2 parties declare having sent and received fiat payment, or an extension of this method with a third party. This solution would work for B2B invoicing.

What oracle solutions are you planning to use?

We will implement the first oracle ourselves and it will be a centralized one. After implementing the first oracle, we will decentralize the solution by using our own staking solution, Chainlink or another similar solution.

>June 8th

sorri sergi i want to be your fren

>>11578709
>chainlink wont work
>trust me

>>11239284
>OMG WORLD EXCHANGE!!!1111!
>SOON.JPG

The way Miguel tells it, when he arrived at BlockTower’s office on August 10, it was essentially empty—no desk top computers, telephone lines or Internet connection. He says accounts set up with exchanges and Over The Counter desks were incomplete. For four days prior to the hedge fund launch, the BlockTower partners connected to the Internet through a hotspot connection that slowed down Internet transactions to a snail’s pace, the complaint says.

“BlockTower’s office looked like the aftermath of a fire sale of a bankrupted business,” Miguel’s complaint says. “On the day before the launch of the BlockTower hedge fund, the promised cutting-edge trading and risk management tools were nonexistent and BlockTower did not have basic items such as position spreadsheets, real-time profit and loss statements and trade transactions.”

LOL. kiked

>Bitcoin killer

>there are two Bitcoins, Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin cash

>>10603714